The Brookhaven leader., 1887-10-13

lHE IreSldent anu party stopped over
Sunday at Madison, Wis, with Postmaster.
General Villas.
| RuMoE has it at Washington that Judge
Manning, United States Minister to Mex
leo, has resigned.
THE annual conference OF the Mormon
| Church is in session at Salt Lake CITY,
with only half the usual attendance.
! T. Y. PowDEELY mads strong address,
before the General Assembly Of the
Knights of Labor at Minneapolis on the
| 9th.
| LORD MAYOR SULTIvAN's case in the
| Queens Court, at Dublin, on the 9th, was
| dismissed. VIM. O'Brien's trial was set
for the 7th.
! FOREIGNERS soiournin- bin Berlin COM
pl ain that thoir movements are constantly
| shadowed and their mails tampered with
! by government officials.
IT is estimated on oue-fourth returns
| from the state that prohibition was de-
feated in Tennessee, at the election on the
| 29'h by from 1000 to q, 900 majority.
! SITTING BULL Ia said to be responsible
| for the present trouble among the Crow
! Indians, having shown them the contrast
letweel their condition and that Of the
! ijioux.
a SHOCK of earthquake was felt through
| out Greece early on the morning Of the
4th. The disturbance was strongest on
the northern ana southern shores of the
Gulf of Corinth.
OwING 10 the prevalence of Asiatic
! Cholera in Europe, an order OF the council
has been passed by the Canadian Gov
| crnment prohibiting tho importation of
rags from mediterranean ports.
AT RaImoral, on the G'h, the Prince Of
Wales Unvailad Boehm's statue of the
! Queen. presented Ivy the district tenantry.
| The Queen expressed thanks for the loyal
! and kind address presented to her.
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The mother of Thomas Hughes, Of En-.
| gland, tho author Of TON Brown at
| Rugby" died at Rugby, Tenn, on the 9th.
Her son Thomas returned to England re-
Gently after a visit to his aged mother.
| THE report OF the aiprai User of the as
siSued estate Of the Enterprise Brewing
| Company, nf Philadelphia, which was
| f'ed IN cost, shows liabilities of about
! S290,0)) anG. assets amounting to less than
/ $1,000.
a STATEMENT prepared Mt the Treasury
! Department shows that during the month
/ Of September there was net increase of
| g., $50 in circulation and net in
| crease oi S7,2G4, l3G IN tho cash in the
! treasury.
| GENERAL FERRoN, Minister OF War, has
| gonc to Il eastern frontier Of France to
| make q tour of inspection. An intrenched
! camp il t" he formed a. Nice, and the gar
/ rison's at Tou'oa and Nancy are to be re-
! inforced.
! A sENnATIoN has been caused in the
; European capitals ut u speech made by
! the Russian Grand Duke Nicholas, in
! which be declared his readiness to draw
! his swod and fight as French soldier
against Germany.
| Four more cases of cho!e.a developed
on HolTu.an's island, New York harbor, on
! the ID, among the passengers Of the steam
/ ship Alesia. The patients were removed
| to Sw inturne island. There ere fourteen
! cases un ler treatment.
THE decision of the Rochester (England)
! Tories t. retain Colonel Hughes Halett in
, his seat in Parliament has delighted the
! Liberals, who will seize the opportunity
! thus Afforded to attack the Conservative
! larty OF high ground.
! GroruE FrAyCIs TRAIN talked TO an
audience @; twenty people, mostly re-
/ porters, in a hall in New York on the
night q the oh. He said it was the last
tinie hc should ever speak there. He was
going II Chicago to be shot.
! SIR JrIN SwINBURNE, O. Y. Morgan and
Hallv Stewart, members Of the British
Parliament, sailed for New York on the
4th on The steamer City OF Chicago. They
come - America as members Of the Inter
State Arbitration delegation.
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/ a VALET Of the Czlr of Russia, in pack
ing al imperial trunk, discovered Prus-
/ sian .lniform in the Cars effects. He
! has bsen banished to Siberia for starting
/ the report on this basis that the Gar and
/ Emperor William were to meet at Stottin.
BISMARCK and Crispi, German and
! Italien premers respectively, have held
! their conference and separated. 1t is be-
level they have arrived at an understands
! ing embodyinG policy intended to check
mate the power of the Car in European
/ affairs.
| CONT VoH MUNSTER, German Ambas-
! sadoz, called upon N. FloCrens, Foreign
| Minister, on the 7th, aud handed him Sl2-
$40 o., behalf of the German Government,
/ to inCemnify the family of Brignon, who
was shot by Kaufman at Raon-Sur-
PLANE.
| JUDGE EUMLER, on the 9th, sentenced
CLn4 Doll eX-mamber of the Board of
Public Works of Cincinnati, to two years
in ths peritentiary upon conviction of
havis z mis.pplied city funds in the pur-
/ chase of n lot OF horses in Illinois for the
| city's ase.
! A vtw set of confidence men are fleecing
| farmers in the Hudson river and inland
| tier CT counties in New York. The vic
/ tins are induced to put their names ito
| an orc er for samples of grain" The pa
Dor re aerallv comes back through an in
nocent holder, in the shape of promis-
sorry 3te.
! FATHER O'LEARY, of St. Louis, in an
oration on Patrick Sarsfield, at Liner
| lex, Ireland, on the Sd, avowed that he
was n Socialist and rebel at heart, as
we'll as an Irishman. He denounced the
police as the vermin OF Ireland, and SAID
thew ceased to be Irishmen when they
donned government uniform.
THE Interior Department has decided to
adhere 10 the rule already in force not TO
| issue permits to persons TO enter the IN
dian ierritory for hunting, fishing, ETC.,
and has refused recently to issue permits
an several requests. The action of the
departnNnt is influenced by the objections